Never bolt your door with a boiled carrot.

Never bolt your door with a boiled carrot.

Their No. 1 strength is to run the ball. They run the Wing-T, which is always difficult to defend.

Their No. 1 strength is to run the ball. They run the Wing-T, which is always difficult to defend.

They switched everything and denied passes and did a good job of taking away what we wanted to do. We read more

They switched everything and denied passes and did a good job of taking away what we wanted to do. We just played a lot harder when we were playing well.

A brownout occurs when you forget what happened until you start hearing about it and then your memory slowly comes read more

A brownout occurs when you forget what happened until you start hearing about it and then your memory slowly comes back.

Her actions over the years have served to diminish the power of the legislature.

Her actions over the years have served to diminish the power of the legislature.

This is as important as anything I've done as an owner.

This is as important as anything I've done as an owner.

You've got to give it up to Evanston. They went into their trap and we stopped attacking and we played read more

You've got to give it up to Evanston. They went into their trap and we stopped attacking and we played timid. We were lucky we were able to hang on.

It's a wonderful honor to be captain in an event that has given me some of the most incredible memories read more

It's a wonderful honor to be captain in an event that has given me some of the most incredible memories that I've experienced in golf,

[B.C. Health Minister George Abbott praised the initiative.] The province commends the Lois Fish Palliative Society for creating a source read more

[B.C. Health Minister George Abbott praised the initiative.] The province commends the Lois Fish Palliative Society for creating a source of comprehensive information on palliative resources in B.C., ... By January 2006, we are hopeful this resource will link directly with B.C. NurseLine and further enhance the ability of the nurses to provide greater assistance to British Columbians with end-of-life care, service providers and organizations in their communities.